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iLibrary

by Mark Fryer · Free · Version 1.0.1

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About iLibrary

iLibrary was a books app developed by Mark Fryer. It was removed from the App Store Jun 23, 2024.

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App Information

iLibrary was free. The app size was 25.70 MB. The last available version was 1.0.1. The last update was on February 10, 2021.

Technical Requirements

The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on the App Store since July 2020.

Description by Mark Fryer (from the App Store)

Designed for small primary schools, office and home libraries, iLibrary's mission is to make it ridiculously easy to catalogue a library and track books as they are borrowed and returned.

iLibrary uses your device's camera to scan the ISBN barcodes that are on the back cover of almost all books. There's no need to print special barcode labels or buy expensive RFID tags.

Cataloguing the library is straight-forward. Each book's title and author is looked up online using the ISBN number. Once catalogued you can perform stock-takes and track who has borrowed what.

iLibrary works on a trust-basis, making it quick and easy for lenders to use. Lenders can borrow and return books by simply selecting their photograph from the app and scanning the books they are borrowing or returning. It's perfect for children, even those who have just started school.

If you have more than one device then books can be borrowed and returned on any device running iLibrary. There's no limit to how many devices can be running simultaneously.

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Frequently asked questions about iLibrary

Is iLibrary free?

Yes. iLibrary is free on the App Store.

Is iLibrary still available?

No. iLibrary was removed from the App Store. We last saw it there Jun 23, 2024.

How large is iLibrary?

iLibrary is 25.70 MB.

Is iLibrary suitable for children?

App Store rates the content of iLibrary as suitable for everyone.

Who made iLibrary?

iLibrary was developed by Mark Fryer. It is listed in the books category on the App Store.

What are the best alternatives to iLibrary?

People looking at iLibrary also look at these books apps: iLibrary!, CatalogBooks, Readibly: Book Tracker, ReadingBuddy - Book Tracker, My books - BooksMy.

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